Science on Stage Europe The European platform for science teachers

Our virtual events

As of now we offer more virtual events. Get further training and network with STEM teachers from all over Europe - simply from home! The webinars are presented by our teachers from our Europe-wide network and for free. True to the motto “from teachers for teachers”.

European Science on Stage Festival 2022

At the largest European educational fair for STEM teachers around 450 teachers from over 30 countries come together to exchange best practice teaching concepts. They present their ideas in a fair, in workshops, and performances. #sons2022

Competition: European Code League

We invite you and your students to get creative and present your innovative coding projects for STEM lessons in primary and secondary schools at the European Code League. The application deadline has been extended. The closing date for entries is now 1 December 2020.

Material for primary school

Follow Lilu and Alina on a scientific discovery tour through bathroom, living room and kitchen and learn how to promote basic scientific knowledge while simultaneously training skills in reading, writing and speaking!

From teachers for teachers

Investing in the future means investing in education - and in exchange across borders! We connect educators with sparking ideas for STEM teaching Europe-wide, reaching around 100,000 educators in over 30 countries.

Science On Stage Europe

  • …is a network of and for STEM teachers of all school levels.
  • …provides a European platform for the exchange of teaching ideas.
  • …highlights the importance of science and technology in schools and among the public.

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Take a workshop to your country

Take part in free teacher trainings, which are organised in many Science on Stage countries throughout Europe. Teachers who participated in European Science on Stage festivals will explain to you how their exciting teaching concepts can be carried out in your classroom.

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Teaching Material Of The Month

Science Friction - Who codes the shortest stopping distance?

“Science Friction” turns the exploration of friction into a exciting project which involves bulding and fine-tuning a car, programming an Arduino microcontroller to measure instantaneous speed and stopping distance, programming a mobile phone app to send, receive and display real data on the screen.

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Benefits For Teachers

  • European Festivals

    Meet committed colleagues from over 30 countries on the Science on Stage festivals. Discuss innovative teaching ideas, take home ideas for your own classes and new energy for your daily chores.

  • International teacher trainings

    Science on Stage supports your professional development with free teacher trainings Europe-wide. Topics reach from the promotion of language skills through science in primary school to smartphones and ICT in STEM teaching for senior grades.

  • Free teaching materials

    Benefit from the wide know-how of your European colleagues and use teaching ideas and concepts for primary and secondary education. You can download the materials and order them per cost of the delivery.

  • Exchange with colleagues

    Take part in international workshops in which STEM teachers from over 30 countries develop teaching materials with a lot of passion and commitment.

  • Travel scholarships

    Deepen contacts you have made at a Science on Stage festival, travel to other European countries and get to know everyday school life on site with a travel scholarship.

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